How to get Apple HealthKit data with the Terra iOS SDK

CostlyQuail7 months ago

How do I get started with the TerraManager in the iOS sdk. We have already followed the guide on enabling HealthKit permissions but the flow does not make sense to me

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Chandruadmin7 months ago

Hi there.

After following the guide on setting up the dependencies for the iOS sdk, the flow would look something like this:

  1. Create a manager instance:
var terra: TerraManager Terra.instance(devId: "<YOUR-DEV-ID>", referenceId: "<YOUR-INTERNAL-USER-ID>") { manager, error in if error == nil { terra = manager } }
  1. Generate an auth token. For this, you should implement a backend endpoint to get the token from Terra using your dev-id, x-api-key and then call this endpoint from your mobile app (protected by your auth). For example
@app.get('/terra/sdktoken') def get_terra_sdk_token(): # perform auth for your user if required headers = { "dev-id": "<YOUR-DEV-ID>", "x-api-key": "<YOUR-API-KEY>" } response = requests.post("https://api.tryterra.co/v2/auth/generateAuthToken", headers=headers) data = response.json() return { 'token': data['token'] }

And then request this endpoint from your app and use the token

  1. Then initialise a connection, which should pull up the HealthKit permissions screen (this only needs to be done once):
terra.initConnection(type: .APPLE, token: token, customReadTypes: [], schedulerOn: true) { success, error in if !success { print("Failed to initialise connection") } }
  1. Now request data as desired (ensuring you use swift date objects):
terra.getDaily(type: .APPLE, startDate: Date, endDate: Date, toWebhook: true)

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